lucas tomlinson reports from the marine corps memorial overlooking the arlington cemetery. >> 100 years after the tomb of the unknown soldier was first dedicated, president biden honored america's veterans. >> you are the very spine of american, not just the backbone, the spine. >> justly did a century ago, military procession march through arlington military cemetery. throughout the nation's capital, more ceremonies took place at the world war i and world war ii memorials. as well as a wreath laying at the navy memorial and for the first time, and reading of all 7,070 names of those americans killed in action since 9/11. read by gold star families at the tunnel to tower ceremony at the lincoln memorial. at the vietnam memorial, a ceremony in front of the wall lists all 58,318 americans killed in action. when hundred years ago today, unknown american soldiers killed in world war i was placed in a horse-drawn carriage and paraded through the nation's capital to a state funeral at arlington. speed of the tomb of the unknown soldier itself has become our natural place of mourning for all o

join us to narrate in 1921 silent film on the journey of remains of unknown american world war one arlington national cemetery. >> how does this unknown soldier being honored come about? >> it goes back to the beginning of the warfare you see expand during world war i, you get a lot more on identifiable remains, it's a lot in the civil war but people were struggling with the fact that the could not figure out who many of these casualties were so great britain and france in 1920. an unknown soldier in each of their country. in great britain, and france under the one in paris. the u.s. decided to do something similar to that, the idea was started by hamilton of new york who submitted legislation to bury an unknown soldier. >> the casket is being carried down to the united states capitol, a seen modern americans will be familiar with similar ceremonies in our time put on the year that will make its way over through the streets of washington and over to arlington cemetery. let's watch for just a minute. [silence] [silence] >> that is where today you see the larger part of which was not yet const

the horse drawn gear will make its way through washington and over to arlington cemetery. let's watch. [projector sound] >> that is where to do you see the larger sarcophagus over that which was not constructed at this moment. >> there is the final shot of arlington national cemetery much as we see it again with the many head stones marking the fallen. it is important to pause and think about the meaning the unknown soldier had at this time. it was about world war i, yes but also it was thought to be a memorial that could connect all the different american conflicts that stretch beyond world war i and honor those who served in the nation's armed forces and that continue strongly until today.

the horse drawn gear will make its way through washington and over to arlington cemetery. let's watch. [projector sound] >> that is where to do you see the larger sarcophagus over that which was not constructed at this moment. >> there is the final shot of arlington national cemetery much as we see it again with the many head stones marking the fallen. it is important to pause and think about the meaning the unknown soldier had at this time. it was about world war i, yes but also it was thought to be a memorial that could connect all the different american conflicts that stretch beyond world war i and honor those who served in the nation's armed forces and that continue strongly until today. >> you are watching american history tv exploring our nation's past. >> veterans from world war ii to the iraq war have told their stories and recorded oral history interviews which aired in their entirety on american history tv. coming up next to mark veterans day we hear experts from a selection of these veterans beginning with a firsthand account of the raising of the american flag

to protect arlington for his family as it was for virginia could just resigned commission and refuse the offer of command. that's not the only factor predict the other factor lease decision if was the expectation that there would be no war after all. hard as it is for us to appreciate this, as we are looking from the present backwards, in april of 1861, handyman after the secession of the southern states, even after the firing and he was still by no means clear that the crisis would only result in a civil war read and they could have simply resigned his army commission and stayed neutral. or he could accept the invitation extended to him to take command of virginia forces play the role of mediator between virginia and the union thus achieved peace 90 anything flavor that his father ever enjoyed in war. when course it did not quite many others, lee found the secession crisis helping away from you and in the end, step-by-step, he found himself by 1862, as the commander of the army of northern virginia. he played that role as perfectly as he tried to play every other role in life, that

. >> harris: the national cemetery, arlington national cemetery, the president of the united states getting ready to lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier on this veterans day, let's watch today. >> the president moves to the tomb of the unknown soldier to place the wreath. >> harris: we are waiting, a very quiet moment for the president to arrive and lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the motorcade has just pulled up. i'll put back peter doocy into focus here. talking about the challenges for the president today, this is one moment that unites the nation, something that is not happen nothing droves either outside of his party or in right now. we'll focus today on veterans day and you were able to know the president had left, you are there at the white house. give us a layout of his day today. >> peter: his day started two hours ago with a private meeting with veterans and the motorcade ride from the white house to arlington national cemetery to the tomb of the unknown soldier and less than 10 minutes. he spent the morning meeting with vets, away from camera, thi

still ahead, president biden pays his respects to the nation's veterans at arlington national cemetery. and as we head to break from this veteran's day here a few pictures of bay area men and women who have served our country. this is nathan bailey junior. >> he was a command. sergeant major at army. and here is richard olson. he was a lieutenant the navy. we also have steve todd. he was a sergeant at the 5 army. you can submit your photos on our website at kron. 4 dot com will be honoring those brave heroes throughout our newscast tonight. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> 100 years ago today, americans laid to rest an unidentified soldier from world war one creating one of the most sacred monuments in this country known, of course, as the tomb of the unknown soldier. and today president biden visited the memorial and gave thanks to the man and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice. our washington, dc correspondent anna wiernicki is a live for us in washin

[applause] the ceremony also marked the centennial of arlington cemetery's tomb of the unknown a soldier or world war i servicemen first laid to rest. today you will hear the bell 21 times signifying the armistice at 1111 and for causing all hostilities to end on the battle of the western front. then you will hear taps laid in commemoration of the centennial of the burial of the unknown soldier across town in arlington cemetery only known to god. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ starting now on american history tv, the recentst historical park civil war symposium.

hampton roads, to the fields -- coal fields of southwest virginia, to the banks of the james river, to arlington national cemetery -- [applause] this is our virginia to build together and we are going to go to work on day one. there are always those, those that say that hell is too steep to -- hill is too steep to climb, but we are empowered by a righteous conviction and our children's future were strengthened by our collective belief in the virginia promise. let's climb that hill together. let's reinvigorate our future. let's reinvigorate this amazing commonwealth of virginia. [applause] together, together, together, together. we can build a new day. a new day for virginians where, yes, we soar and we never settle. a new day where all virginians, all of us can deserve to look forward, to grabbing, to aspiring, to dreaming and then achieving that great virginia promise. god bless you all. god bless the commonwealth of virginia. and let's go. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ♪ remember the day i sent you free i told you you could always count on me darling from that day on, i made a vow i'll be

ury before we will ever se it again this this is the scene at arlington is the scene in arlington cemetery, are awaiting one of the most moving and impressive in dramatic places in our country. high on the hill, solemn, protected 24/7 by the u.s. army's old guard. the tomb of the unknown's. those lost in battle and unknown but to god. for the first time in a century, the protective robeson stanchions designed to keep the public at a safe distance, are pulled back to allow people, ordinary citizens, all kinds of people, the chance to pay their respects. and leave flowers and mementos, up close. it's all meant to mark the centennial of the tomb. 100 years ago in 1921. the first remains of three unknown u.s. servicemen, since world war i, were laid to rest their. arlington got us to thinking about my friend max cleveland. back when he was a young captain outside of k son in 68, he picked up a live grenade. which cost him three of his limbs. he came home to the states, with a purple, heart bronze star, silver star in one arm. and with the help of the magicians at walter reed, he put himself ba

fox news is lauren blanchard is in arlington with the story. it was a very special moment to be here. this is really the first opportunity in 100 years for the general public to be able to get as close and personally connected with the tomb. very somber. very quiet, reflective moment, i would say in 1921. the tomb was created with the remains of an unknown american soldier from world war. one later remains from a world war two and korean war soldier were added today. the white marble sarcophagus represents those who gave all. the love for our country, the left for our patriotism in our country hasn't died like so many people do think the old guard stands watch in the rain shine day and night for many military families these two days are a special opportunity come from a military family. i just want to pay like honor respect to them. arkansas senator tom cotton, who served as an army combat soldier also laid a flower. the tomb of the unknown soldier itself is now. become our national place of mourning. for all those who have lost a loved one in

. ♪ arlington national cemetery and the tomb of the unknown soldier. sheinelle joins us, as well. >> this week is 100 years since the national monument's dedication and it's being marked in an unprecedented way. today and tomorrow, the public will be able to enter the chains that surround the sacred sit to pay respects and lay flowers. >> craig, you had a chance to speak to some military families, really emotional moments there >> yeah. i went down to d.c. last week and you could make the argument that arlington national cemetery is some of the most hallowed ground in this country but in addition to the tomb, there are these sentinels, 24/7, 365 days a year, since 1948 they have stood watch guarding that tomb so we've got some unprecedented access to see precisely how it is they do that. and the military precision that it requires is breathtaking, to say the least. so veterans day, of course, is on thursday. and to honor the 100 year anniversary of the dedication of that tomb, they are allowing people to go and do something they haven't done before >>

i want to drill down to the president of arlington come of the eighth congressional district, the auto guy, he is a democrat and he is looking at arlington and saying we are democrat, we are not, virginia is republican. how is don beyer's job, how does his november and january change after last night's results? henrietta: you have to focus on the independents. the swing among the independents was 13.6 last night, and when republicans look at new jersey they see the great white whale of the parties future. focusing on independence is what you have to do. tom: how does the congressman from arlington the senator from west virginia adapt again to the selection out,. -- to the election outcome. how much more power to buyer and mansion have? henrietta: democrats should be thankful there is not a virginia senate race. senator manchin, senator cinema, the moderates in the house will have a bone to pick with progressives and repeat something joe manchin said to them a while ago, which is you might have a forum in the house but you need to win more elections if you think you are the backbone of

and if there are the final shots of the arlington national cemetery much as we see today with so many white headstones marking the graves of the fallen. >> i think it's important to pause for a moment and think about the meaning that the unknown soldier had at this time. it was about world war i, yes, but it was also fault to be a memorial that could connect the different conflicts to stretch beyond and honor all of those that served. if it continues very strongly up through today. you are watching him american history tv exploring the nation's past. you can be a part of the national conversation by participating in c-span's student cam video competition. your opinion matters. so, if you are a middle or high school student, we ask you to create a five or six minute documentary that answers the question how does the federal government impact your life? your documentary must show opposing and supporting points of view when a federal policy or program that affects you or your community using c-span video clips that are easy to find and access on c-span.org. c-span student cam duck compet

i also served at arlington national cemetery with the old guard of the army, the regiment that guards the tomb of the unknown soldier. honor funerals and ceremonies like the inauguration or joint arrival ceremonies for heads of state. i was just back at the cemetery yesterday. it was veterans day. a very special veterans day. it was the 100th anniversary of the tomb of the unknown soldier. 100 years ago yesterday, the world war i unknown was interred. a couple days ago my wife and i took our six-year-old and five-year-old boy to the tomb because for the first time in 96 years, since it never had a guard of any kind, civilians were able to walk and lay a flower on the tomb to honor those unknowns. we wanted our boys to do that even though they are probably a little young to know what is going on. they are old enough to have the memories and we certainly have the image. if your kids at six and five -- you might be concerned about taking them onto that plaza. we drilled into them they needed to be quiet and respectful, that this was sacred ground, and as we are getting up to the edge of

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president joe biden laid a wreath at the foot of the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington cemetery. you are the very spine of america, not just the back the spine of this country. >> and all of us, all of us. >> you at the event. the president joined first lady jill biden and members of the armed forces. he says today and everyday americans remember each life lost to war and each soldier who made it home. i carry with me in my pocket every single day. the back of my schedule. i have. >> us daily troops in afghanistan killed and wounded us to leave troops in iraq killed and wounded. the president vowed to keep fighting for veterans on thursday the white house announced new support for veterans who have been exposed to toxic burn pits during their service overseas. want to know. >> administration is going to beat the sacred obligation that we owe you. >> we're going to work with congress. republicans and democrats together to make sure our veterans receive the world class benefits va secretary denis mcdonough says the department will set up call center and a network of specialized pr

hampton roads, to the fields -- coal fields of southwest virginia, to the banks of the james river, to arlington national cemetery -- [applause] this is our virginia to build together and we are going to go to work on day one. there are always those, those that say that hell is too steep to -- hill is too steep to climb, but we are empowered by a righteous conviction and our children's future were strengthened by our collective belief in the virginia promise. let's climb that hill together. let's reinvigorate our future. let's reinvigorate this amazing commonwealth of virginia. [applause] together, together, together, together. we can build a new day. a new day for virginians where, yes, we soar and we never settle. a new day where all virginians, all of us can deserve to look forward, to grabbing, to aspiring, to dreaming and then achieving that great virginia promise. god bless you all. god bless the commonwealth of virginia. and let's go. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ♪ remember the day i sent you free i told you you could always count on me darling from that day on, i made a vow i'll be

he marked his first veterans day as president with a wreath- laying at arlington national cemetery. and, he said that many veterans have faced challenges that most people will never know. mr. biden also announced new help for troops exposed to toxins from so-called burn pits. we will look at this, after the news summary a ninth person has died of injuries suffered at a houston concert last friday. the latest victim was a 22-year- old college senior. he and the others were hurt when fans surged toward the stage as rap artist travis scott performed. today, scott asked victims to contact him directly for any assistance they need. in eastern europe, fears are growing that a migrant crisis could erupt into a military confrontation. overnight, polish troops clashed again with migrants along the border with belarus. lithuania also reported attempted crossings, and ukraine sent troops to its border with belarus. thousands of people are huddled in makeshift camps inside belarus, in freezing weather. most are trying, ultimately, to get to germany. china's president xi jinping warned today aga

earlier this month i commemorated veterans day at arlington national cemetery. on that solemn day we lay a wreath and renew our. keeping the faith required much more than playing wreaths for making more oaks. it requires hacks. that's what you've done today . that's why i'm so proud to sign these bills. may god bless you and may god protect our troops and their families and now i want to infect folks the state as i signed the firstbill . you very much. thank you. i want to tell you i only have one pen. so you're all going to get can we've only got one with you today . i could not figure out how to bring 50 of them up here. all right. congratulations. all right. here we go. governor accountability office study. on disparities associated with race and ethnicity with respect to certain benefits administered by the secretary of veterans affairs. well, sort of. okay. thank you everybody. my mother would say you're doing god's work. thank you.hey. how are you. good to see you. you're going to be here all day. okay. how are you. nice to see you. all right. okay. you re

there is a final shot of arlington national cemetery much as we see it today with headstones marking the graves of the fallen. >> the capitol lit up at night. >> it's important to pause and think about the meaning of the unknown soldier had at this time. it was at world war i yes but also thought to be a memorial packet connect all the different american conflicts that could stretch beyond world war i and honor those who have served our nation's armed forces and it continues strongly until today. >> you're watching american history tv, exploring our nation's past. ♪♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual piece every saturday, american history tv documents american stories. some days from a book tv brings the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think it's just a community center? it's way more than that. >> comcast partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled some students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast alon

years approaching, the tomb of the unknown soldier has been off limits for visitors of arlington national cemetery. but for two days ahead of veterans day, people can pay their respects and leave behind flowers. this is really. the first opportunity in 100 years for the general public to be able to get as close and personally connected with the tomb. very somber, very quiet, reflective moment, i would say in 1921, the tomb was created with the remains of an unknown american soldier from world war. one later remains from a world war two and korean war soldier were added. today the white marble sarcophagus represents those who gave all the love for our country to look for our patriotism in our country hasn't died like so many people do think the old guard stands watch in the rain shine day and night. for many military families, these two days are a special opportunity. come from a military family. i just want to pay like honor respect to them. arkansas senator tom cotton, who served as an army combat soldier also laid a flower. the tomb of the unknown soldier itself is now become our nation

i have the great honor of leading troops in iraq and afghanistan and in between i served at arlington national cemetery with the oligarch and stop the army from our regiment that guards the tombun of the unknown soldier that does ceremony like the inauguration or ceremonies or heads of state. our just pack up the cemetery yesterday, it was veterans day, a special veterans day. one hundredth anniversary of the tomb of the unknown soldier. one hundred years agogo yesterd, the one unknown was in turn. a couple of days ago my wife and i took our 6-year-old and five euro boys to the tomb because for the first time in 96 years ever had aye guard of any kind, civilians were able to walk and lay a flower on the tomb to honor theth unknown we wanted or boys to do that even though they are probably a little young, they are old enough to have memories of and certainly the images of it. if your kids are six or live from my kids at that age might have been a little concerned that we drove into them they needed to be quiet and respectful, this was sacred ground as we were getting up to the edge, we

cnn washington correspondent sunlen serfaty at a polling site in arlington, virginia. sunlen, we know there is a major focus on this. a lot of talk about whether this race has actually is a bellwether for 2022. what were these two candidates saying in their final pitches to voters? >> reporter: well, erica, as you know, this is a very, very close race. and the candidates know that they need people to get out here and vote today. and what we saw from each of the candidates in making their closing arguments was largely them staying true to the core part of their strategy. for democrat terry mcauliffe that was about defining this race, casting youngkin, the republican candidate, as a proxy for donald trump, tieing him to donald trump, even falsely claiming last night on the campaign trail that youngkin was doing an event with trump. that was a reference to a tele town hall that trump dialed into that youngkins wi was not . and for glenn youngkin, his strategy has been to keep trump at arm's length, keep some distance from the former president's endorsement, focusing on lo

earlier this month, i commemorated veterans day at arlington national cemetery. on that solemn day, we lay a wreath and renew our oath. but keeping faith with american veterans requires much more than laying wreaths or making more oaths. it requires acts. that's what you've done today -- all of you -- acts. that's why i'm so proud to sign these bills. may god bless you. and may god protect our troops and their families. and now i'd like to invite the folks to the stage as i sign the first bill. thank you very much. thank you. good to see you. ok. i tell y'all, i only have one pen. [laughter] you are all going to get a pen. i only have one with me today. i couldn't figure out how to get 50 of them up here today, but thank you. all right. congratulations. all right. here we go. government accountability office study on disparities associated with race and ethnicity with respect to certain benefits administered by the secretary of veterans affairs. [laughter] well, sort of. [applause] ok. thank you, thank you, thank you, everybody. my mother will say, you're doing g

. >> reporter: in the sacred grounds of the arlington national cemetery, a white tomb rises above the rest. here rests an american soldier known but to god. what makes the tomb of the unknown soldier so powerful? >> for some families this is the only grave that they have to visit back in the '20s and even still today >> it's an incredible place, right? >> reporter: on this day, the guide is the cemetery's his toran, this is the 100th anniversary. >> america has changed the ways that it remembers the war dead from thinking about that grave as connected to world war i to thinking about i as representing all of our nations fallen throughout time. >> reporter: an honor reserved for presidents will be available to all. >> a first time in decades that the public will be able to walk out on the plaza. >> reporter: this man coordinators major events at the s cemetery said there's no charge but reservations are needed for when history gets personal. >> we have seen the president in the past place the wreath, that's what the mb -- public can do. >> the u.s. army went to extreme lengths to make

completed the voyage from an unidentified battlefield in france over the rough atlantic sees, here to arlington national cemetery. he lay under the capitol rotunda for two days on the same plank that held the body of lincoln as 90,000 americans paid respects. he was then escorted from the capital that capitol by the president, the chief justice of the supreme court, and medal of honor recipients all walking without parallel to give honor to the american servicemen or. the generations of americans who risked all, gave all for the cause of freedom to commemorate in the words of a member of congress who proposed the legislation creating the memorial, "an american warrior who typifies the soul of america." veterans are the soul of america. it is why our veterans have always been willing to put themselves on the line. the first unknown lies now with his veteran -- brethren. those who picked up the metal of honor and made it their burden. today, 100 years later, we keep a sacred watch over their graves. generations of elite sentinels pledging eternal vigilance. wheat late reits to renew our oath's. -

earlier this month, i commemorated veterans day at arlington national cemetery. on that solemn day, we lay a wreath and renew our oath. but keeping faith with american veterans requires much more than laying wreaths or making more oaths. it requires acts. that's what you've done today -- all of you -- acts. that's why i'm so proud to sign these bills. may god bless you. and may god protect our troops and their families. and now i'd like to invite the folks to the stage as i sign the first bill. thank you very much. thank you. i want to tell you i only have one pen. so you're all going to get can we've only got one with you today . i could not figure out how to bring 50 of them up here. all right. congratulations. all right. here we go. governor accountability office study. on disparities associated with race and ethnicity with respect to certain benefits administered by the secretary of veterans affairs. well, sort of. okay. thank you everybody. my mother would say you're doing god's work. thank you.hey. how are you. good to see you. you're going to be here all d

encabezado la ceremonia principal en la que ha colocado una prenda floral, esto en el centerio de arl arlington. joe biden ha resaltado el heroÍsmo de quiÉne se entregan para defender al paÍs. >> (hablan en inglÉs( (hablan en inglÉs( (hablan en inglÉ >> (hablan en inglÉs( >>> en non un tradicional d desfile que no se realizaba desde hace dos aÑos debido a la pandemia. mÁs de doscientas unidades de marchas y treintay treinta carrozas han recorrido a la calle de manhattan recibiendo y el reconocimiento de la mu multitud que la ha presenciado en vivo. >>> vea usted que en el salvador habitantes de una pequeÑa plaza tratan de hacer conciencia sobre la continuaciÓn que causa el plÁstico a las madres, e h hicieron una escultura de un animal local. la hicieron con materiales reciclables. samuel arias nos explica. se trata de un monumento a la cultura m marina >>> parte esa soluciÓn ha sido construir una escultura gigante que mide: cinco metros de alto por siete de largo y lo mÁs sorprendente que ha sido el aborada como se tres mil quinientas botellas de plÁstico reciclada. >>> las cuale

i was so profoundly moved by that and i never forget it. >> cindy comes to arlington often. her son michael is here. >> he always wanted to be a soldier. >> michael died in iraq in 2007 and is buried in section 60 along with his comrades killed in iraq or afghanistan. nowcindy is among the more than 12,000 people who have signed up to lay flowers at the tomb today or tomorrow. >> it seems like it helps you? >> it does. i've taken mike's service and made it my service. coming to the tomb, coming to this place, it helps me because i'm doing that service. >> near the tomb, you'll find a tree dedicated to the mothers of the unknowns. a century ago it was the anguish of mothers that helped inspire the need for a tomb dedicated to america's unidentified war dead. more than 100,000 americans were killed in world war i. in 1921 the remains of a single unidentified soldier selected to represent his comrades in the war. in 1958 unknowns from world war ii and the korean war were interred. in 1984, an unknown from the vietnam war was interred. those remains

que el mandatario y no solo rindiÓ tiro tributa ante la tumba de los desconocidos en el cementerio de arlington, tambiÉn anunciÓ que se expandirÁn los beneficios para los veteranos que estuvieron expuestos a gases tÓxicos durante su servicio y que sufren de condiciones crÓnicas respiratorias y hasta de cÁncer. ahora la administraciÓn asumirÁ una presunciÓn de vÍnculo para acelerar la entrega de beneficios. los veteranos ahora tendrÍa hasta 10 aÑos despuÉs de su servicio para reclamar beneficios mÉdicos porque muchas ocasiones las enfermedades tardan aÑos en brotar .sin tener evidencias, yo biden cree que el cÁncer se debiÓ precisamente a esas toxinas que usualmente eran inhaladas durante quemaduras al aire libre a travÉs de las cuales se desechaban. se estima que 3 millones y medio de soldados inhalar un basura tÓxica. janet sÁnchez hoy estuvo en el discurso del presidente yo biden. >> una enfermedad como el tema de los pulmones no afecta solamente al veterano, tambiÉn a las familias militares. >> y hablando de beneficios, nuevo plan de infraestructura del gobierno federal

janet rodrÍguez nos informa desde arlington, virginia. janet: los precios de la gasolina siguen por las nubes. >> ahora me sale a 115. >> se necesita. ¿quÉ se va hacer? janet: se estima que mÁs de 48 millones de estadounidenses viajarÁn el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias, un aumento del 8% en comparaciÓn con el aÑo pasado. el problema es que hay mucha demanda y poca producciÓn y suministro de gasolina, lo que mantiene los precios altos. el presidente biden ordenÓ que se liberaran 150 millones de barriles de la reserva estadounidense. otros paÍses se comprometieron a hacer lo mismo. biden reconociÓ que los altos precios no bajarÁn de la noche a la maÑana porque los barriles se liberarÁn paulatinamente. se espera que el precio de la gasolina para este fin de feriado estÉ un dÓlar y medio mÁs caro que el aÑo pasado, por lo que un viaje por carretera costarÍa 20 $ mÁs. >> lo que puede hacer para ahorrar gasolina es evitar el trÁfico pesado. janet: la florida aprobÓ reducir el impuesto que cobra por la gasolina para ayudar a lo

. >> los restros de su hijo está en arlington y un año después otro hijo después que solicitó la residencia hace 14 años. >> no ha sido justo el sacrificio que ellos hicieron por esta nación y después que mi hijo murió la army nunca se comunicó conmigo. >> la petición de una supuesta abogada por caso como este es que un grupo de legisladores crearon una propuesta de ley para ofrecer servicios migratorios a veteranos y sus familias. >>; lo que hacemoss crear una oficina de inmigración para darles recursos, información, conseguirles abogados y proceso a la ciudadanía. >> si el proyecto de ley es aprobado sería el primer programa de la nación. >> le ruego al señor que la ley se lleve a cabo porque no solo soy yo, somos muchas personas en esta situación. >> la propuesta pasó a la asamblea y se espera que el senado la apruebe. >> en la ciudad de nueva york maría vargas pion noticias telemundo. >> al regresar: en noticias telemundo ejemplo de superación, una joven demuestra no tener límites y de cumplir sueños se trata y mandó un mensaje de amor propio. >> llegó el árbol a lg

but the most affluent places in america are arlington, fairfax, and loudoun county. their people make six or even seven figures. the type of folks who can afford hunter biden's artwork and drug habit. and they vote democrat overwhelmingly knowing that it only leads to paying much higher taxes. as the new york time points out, affluent suburbs went bluer than a smirk choking on a marble. they didn't say that, i did. but that won 77% of the vote in arlington so these are voters who know they are going to play way more under a democrat but they do it either way whether intact size, at the gas pump, or by medical devices online. fyi, catheters come in handy when you can't make it to the bathroom. trust me. so while talk about issues matter to blacks, no matter to these rich, white, liberal racists. if you voted republican, are you trying to save some money so you can fill your tank with gas or are you a racist? maybe everyone who drives is racist. but the rich white liberal racist can afford stuff like climate change spending, defending the cops, on mitigated regulation

aren't any longer unknowns it doesn't matter because this is a place where america pays its respects at arlington to all of those who serve, including the fallen and american military families. as people pay their respects at the tomb today, i want to let people know they will see the inscription and see these words, "here rests in honored glory an american soldier known yet to go god." where there are unknowns at this s site, they couldn't identify anybody, again, pre dna. it doesn't matter because what we know is this is hollowed ground. this is where america has paid its respects through decades of conflict right up until today. the next ceremony will be tomorrow on veterans day. we will see a full honors procession, essentially trying to evoke the memories of the 1921 procession when the first remains unknown were laid to rest at arlington. the public will be invited to attend the procession, to stand on the sidelines at a special location and watch it pass by. we're seeing so many people here in washington today take the opportunity to stop and pay those respects. jim, erica. >> that's great

navy ship in the playing of the gas in the ceremony also marked the centennial arlington cemetery's tomb of the unknown soldier for world war i service men were first placed to rest. >> you will hear the tolling of a bill today 21 times, signifying the arm assist and 1111, and for causing all hostilities to head on the battle of the western front. and then you will hear taps, is played in commemoration of the centennial of the burial of the world war one unknown soldiers across town in arlington cemetery, only known to god. [bellss]. [bellss]. [bells]. [bells]. [taps]. [taps]. [taps]. [taps]. ... ♪♪

el presidente joe biden encabezÓ la jornada de tributos desde el cementerio de arlington en virginia. el mandatario colocÓ una ofrenda floral en la copa del soldado desconocido que en esta fecha llegÓ a sus 100 aÑos. en la ceremonia el presidente reconociÓ y agradeciÓ a todos los millones de personas que han prestado el servicio militar a este paÍs. muy agradecidos a todos. elyangÉlica: y un orgullo, ademÁs. comienza desde el mismo momento en que se van. ahÍ estÁ mi sobrino, en enero comienza. borja: un abrazo muy fuerte para todos, por supuesto. elyangÉlica: seguimos porque fueron captados por la cÁmara una mujer que fue atacada por un hombre en nueva york. borja: tenemos los detalles despuÉs de la ♪ ♪ elyangÉlica: amigo si vamos con esto, imÁgenes captadas por cÁmaras de seguridad en el metro de nueva york muestran el momento en que una mujer es atacada. el hombre que aÚn no ha sido identificado en la agrede hasta hacerla caer y luego la arrastra fuera del elevador, la vÍctima se recupera, gracias a dios. borja: vamos a hablar de algo bastante importante para l

navy ship in the playing of the gas in the ceremony also marked the centennial arlington cemetery's tomb of the unknown soldier for world war i service men were first placed to rest. >> you will hear the tolling of a bill today 21 times, signifying the arm assist and 1111, and for causing all hostilities to head on the battle of the western front. and then you will hear taps, is played in commemoration of the centennial of the burial of the world war one unknown soldiers across town in arlington cemetery, only known to god. [bellss]. [bellss]. [bells]. [bells]. [taps]. [taps]. [taps]. [taps]. ...

over the rough landing seas here arlington national cemetery. >> he lands day and the capitol rotunda for 2 days. i'm the same. >> that help the body of lincoln. as 90,000 americans came to pay respects. >> on the final leg his journey or he was escorted from the capitol by the president's taste. the chief justice the supreme court. >> members of congress, general pershing and the chiefs of staff at. but we want all walking as washington post without a parent. to give 2 american servicemen. i serve american centers. not mom sold today too. marvel but the generations americans darren all risk, all the cause of freedom. and the in the words of the member of congress propose legislation creating a memorial. an american this is the call. typifies seoul. >> and there's president biden just talking about the significance of veterans day which was created november 11th the day world war one ended. >> in 1918 and now we are observing it. >> in arlington as virginia as well as all here around the bay. we've been talking observe in says national parks, places that you can go to mark the day obs

the ceremony also mark the centennial of arlington cemeteries to move the unknown soldier. >> today you will hear the tolling of a bell 21 times signifying the armistice at 11:11 and for causing all hostilities to in on the battle of the western front. then you will hear taps. taps is paid in commemoration of the centennial of the burial of the world war i unknown soldier across town in arlington cemetery, only known to god. [bells tolling] [bells tolling] [taps] [taps] [taps] [taps] >> starting now on american history tv, it's the recent pamplin historical park civil war symposium. over the next several hours civil war scholars will discuss a range of topics but first it's a look at the mississippi homefront during the civil war with university of southern mississippi professor susannah ural. >> i i want to get right to our speaker. we are so happy to have susannah ural here, and she's been so gracious to come in with, coming in and actually getting our first speech tonight. susannah ural is professor of history and codirector of the dale center for the study of or in society at the un

it's part of the centennial commemoration at arlington national cemetery. biden's visit is happening in about an hour. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. sad news to report, death of fw declerk who with nelson man dell will a is credited with ending racial segregation in south africa. declerk and nelson man dell will a shared a nobel peace prize for this. declerk was last leader of the apartide era. he released man dell will a from prison and ended segregation system that kept south africa's white minority in power over the black majority for almost 50 years. he died from melathioma cancer. >> thank you. >>> covid cases and deaths are creeping back up. the governor warns we can see a challenging winter. we started to see around this time last year case rates, positivity rates, hospitalization rates, icu numbers start to increase. >> meanwhile, health experts in south bay are encouraging people to get their booster shots now to prevent a surge as we head into the holidays. santa clara's chief health officer admits cdc eligibility guidelines are con

después de la primera guerra mundial hubo desfiles por tierra y aire en este día en el cementerio de arlington quien tuvo palabras de agradecimiento para quienes vistieron el uniforme >>> debo decirles que el mayor honor que recibido como presidente es estar ante tantos ustedes los veteranos representan lo mejor de estados unidos son la columna de este país y todos nosotros todos, estamos en deuda con ustedes >>> hay que mencionar que entre los veteranos de las fuerzas armadas estadounidenses hay mucha presencia latina y en los próximos 25 años >>> (mostrando estadísticas) >>> (mostrando estadísticas) >>> sobre los rangos >>> (información en pantalla) >> (mostrando estadísticas) >>> pero vamos a ver cómo celebra este día y cómo ve la presencia latina en el ejército uno de sus veteranos con el que va a hablar javier vega qué tal buenas tardes >>> qué tal felicidad buenas tardes un gusto saludarte desde washington dc en el día de los veteranos donde agradecemos a quienes han prestado servicio al país aquí estamos con félix desde el salvador que sirvió al país 20 años en el ej